Calculator Workshop Help
Help and instructions for the calculators in CS17 Calculator Workshop.
Quick Start
Main Calculator Help
Standard Calculator
The Standard Calculator is designed for everyday arithmetic.
150 + 25 = 175
Scientific Calculator
The Scientific Calculator provides advanced mathematical functions for everyday, technical and scientific calculations.
Basic Functions
Trigonometry
Powers and Roots
Logarithms and Exponents
Constants
Other Functions
Set the calculator to DEG.
sin(45) × 2
Result ≈ 1.414213562
Scientific Calculator Memory Buttons
The Scientific Calculator includes memory functions that allow you to temporarily store numbers while working through a calculation.
Tax Calculator
The Tax Calculator helps calculate tax amounts and totals.
The available tax options depend on the selected country.
Australia
Australian calculations use GST.
United States
Select a US state to load its statewide sales-tax rate. A local rate can also be entered where applicable.
Percentage Calculator
Percentage tools make common percentage calculations easier.
These can be used for calculating percentages, percentage increases, decreases and related everyday calculations.
Finance Calculators
The Finance section contains several separate calculators.
Loan
Estimate regular repayments and the total cost of a loan.
Mortgage
Estimate mortgage repayments and see how extra repayments may affect the loan.
Compound Interest
Estimate how savings or investments may grow over time.
Savings Goal
Calculate an estimated monthly saving required to reach a savings goal.
Business Calculators
The Business section contains practical calculators for common business calculations.
Markup & Margin
Calculate selling price, markup and profit margin.
Discount
Calculate discounted prices and savings.
Profit
Calculate profit using revenue and costs.
Break-even
Estimate the number of sales or units required to cover fixed and variable costs.
Conversions
The Conversion section converts between many commonly used measurement systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between DEG and RAD?
DEG means degrees and RAD means radians.
Most everyday angle calculations use degrees. Higher-level mathematics may use radians.
What does Ans do?
Ans inserts the result of your previous Scientific Calculator calculation into the current calculation.
What does EXP mean?
EXP is used for entering numbers in scientific notation.
Can I use my keyboard?
Yes. The calculator supports common keyboard input for numbers and standard arithmetic operations.
The on-screen buttons can also be used on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
Does Calculator Workshop work on mobile phones?
Yes. Calculator Workshop uses a responsive layout designed for desktop computers, laptops, tablets and mobile phones.
On smaller screens, menus and calculator controls automatically rearrange to better fit the available space.
Why are some results rounded?
Some calculations can produce many decimal places. Calculator Workshop may round the displayed result so that it remains easy to read.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Calculator Workshop runs directly in your web browser.
Are Calculator Workshop results guaranteed?
Calculator Workshop is intended primarily for general everyday use.
Important professional, engineering, scientific, financial, medical or safety-critical calculations should always be independently checked before being relied upon.
Need More Help?
Found a problem or have an idea for another useful calculator?
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